Yebba paves her own path to stardom
By Julia Dzurillay | Jan. 22, 2018Julia Dzurillay Staff Writer Few musicians can make their listeners cry, but, then again, not many musicians can perform like Yebba. Abbey Smith, who ...
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Julia Dzurillay Staff Writer Few musicians can make their listeners cry, but, then again, not many musicians can perform like Yebba. Abbey Smith, who ...
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By Heidi Cho Arts & Entertainment Editor Drop everything — it’s “The End of the F***ing World.” This British dark comedy was released worldwide ...
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By Nadir Roberts Reviews Editor Dave East, one of Harlem’s most talented artists, released his second EP, “Paranoia 2,” on Jan. 16. A 15-track ...
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By Madeline Febinger Correspondent “Devilman Crybaby” tells the story of Akira Fudo, a meek high school boy who becomes possessed by a demon and ...
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By Julia Dzurillay Staff Writer Get ready for epic lightsaber fights, romantic connections and questions left unanswered: “Star Wars” is back and ...
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By Kayla Rivas Correspondent Spectators swarmed the Kendall Main Stage Theater in great anticipation for Roxey Ballet’s 23rd annual production of “The ...
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By Heidi Cho Nation & World Editor Student comedians made the audience chuckle with a wide variety of original satirical routines on Friday, Dec. ...
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By Lily Firth Reviews Editor Students eagerly packed the Library Auditorium to experience TCNJ Musical Theatre’s annual Broadway night on Friday, Dec. ...
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By Nadir Roberts Staff Writer Students experienced some 17th century culture during this week’s installment of the English Department’s Close Readings ...
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By Corinne Castaldo Staff Writer A myriad of melodies could be heard from Mayo Concert Hall on Tuesday, Nov. 28, as music students showcased their talent ...
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By Bipasha Chatterjee Correspondent Family and friends were eager to enjoy the Yuletide Celebrations, a concert hosted by the TCNJ Choirs on the night ...
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By Thomas Infante Managing Editor A sea of students stood in the Student Recreation Center — forming mosh pits and engaging in water fights in between ...
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By Nicole Zamlout Staff Writer Demi Lovato’s new album “Tell Me You Love Me” is a stunning, beautiful and moving journey, where we get to understand ...
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By Nadir Roberts Staff Writer Spectators sang and danced to three rock bands at CUB Alt’s Student Band Night on Friday, Nov. 18, in the Decker Social ...
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This week, WTSR Assistant Music Director EJ Paras highlights some of the best new music that the College’s own radio station, 91.3 FM WTSR, puts into ...
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By Miguel Gonzalez Sports Editor Purple lights gleamed low in anticipation at Kendall Hall on Nov. 17 as the night’s musicians finished warming up for ...
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By Chandler Gorda Correspondent The Mayo Box Office swarmed with friends and family members of students as they waited to receive tickets to this fall’s ...
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By Hailey Ruderman Correspondent History and culture have always influenced music, and the Jewish tradition is only one example. Through her violin, award-winning ...
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By Corinne Castaldo Staff Writer Entrancing music poured from Mayo Concert Hall as eight students in the department of music showcased their talents as ...
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By Raquel Sosa-Sanchez Staff Writer The TCNJ Wind Ensemble’s airy woodwinds and deep brass painted a picturesque image in the minds of its audience ...
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